Campus Objectivists at the UofU

Campus Objectivists at the University of Utah

Objectivism: Is the philosophy that the Russian-born Novelist/Philosopher introduced in her fiction, and elaborated in later non-fiction works. Rand described the philosophy as "the concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute."

The Campus Objectivists is a forum for the discussion of the values of living consciously.

A List of Objectivist Groups on the WWW: (with which we have no affiliation, at the moment)

The Ayn Rand Institute.
The Institute for Objectivist Studies.
The Jefferson School of Economics, Philosophy, and Psychology.

Club Schedule:

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The club will temporarily cease with regular meetings, for there is very little active interest. This will change when I can find (or be found by) other people with an interest in learning and talking about Objectivism. For more information either e-mail me, or call me at: 533-9108

David Arceneaux <D.Arceneaux@m.cc.utah.edu>